banner estuardo fatima ==== pkg===== el aÑo nuevo comenz sin el tan anhelado amparo migratorio para losy su salvacin contina en manos de los republicanos y del presidente.. aunque segn el. todo depende de los demcratas. en una reunin con polticos de su partido este jueves, donald trump dijo estar esperanzado en un acuerdo bipartidista pero pidi algo a cambio: apoyo para el muro fronterizo y para ponerle fin a la inmigracin en cadena. este fue el primer encuentro del aÑo entre trump y el liderazgo republicano sobre el tema de inmigracin. uno en el que ni un solo legislador demcrata estuvo presente. s/estuardo rodríguez, analista demócrata "si lo maneja todo con el partido republicano entonces él puede aislar a los demócratas y seguir exigiéndole a los votantes que los demócratas en si no tienen poder, no tienen los intereses de la comunidad y no apoyan a los dreamers". por su parte los demcratas en el congreso siguen apoyando la causa de los soÑadores, pero ahora algunos de ellos son el blanco de grupos como el de ftima coreas .. que en las ltimas semanas han inundado las oficinas del co

fatima says she's not afraid of reprisals.o be identified, then somehow arrested. you've got to catch the taliban — or you've got to catch the individuals. you've got to bring them to the hague, and you've got to put them on trial, and you need evidence, and that evidence comes in the form of documents, it comes in the form of witness statements, and that gathering exercise, for an institution that doesn't have its own police force, is incredibly problematic. the proposed investigation by the icc would look at crimes committed from may 2003. that would cover some prisoners taken from afghanistan to guantanamo bay. many were initially held at the bagram detention centre, just outside kabul. campaign group reprieve are making submissions to the icc on behalf of three men. when you look back at the kinds of things that happened to the prisoners detained in afghanistan, in bagram, in other secret facilities, we're seeing all manner of abuses, including russian roulette with guns, men held in stress positions for days, doused with

she invited fatima to attend but she declined saying she cannot attend a platform that's hateful forgrants. east bay congressman mark invited a former member who was sexual assaulted by a superior and no records of military trial and congressman hoping them find them by skype. >> it's circumstance and the times we're in and i realize that and a few hundreds of people and he asked me. >> you may be seeing new impeachment adds during the address and courtesy of tom stier and pledged 40 million to impeach trump. the message will be heard and democratic response will be delivered by joe kennedy ii. he's the grandson of late robert kennedy and late nephew of late jfk. he'll try to rev up the base before the midterm elections. >> thank you. >>> the russia investigation and the doe bait over daca may overshadow the anticipated speech tonight. >> mark, can the president deliver a bipartisan speech amid the fight? >> it's not fair to ask whether any can give a bipartisan speech during the climate. the pomp, circumstances and heard anne mention there were democrats that would boycott. most won

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sino tengan un camino a la ciudadaania lo que seria un gran alivio para estudiantes sonadores, como fatimaiaz, quien se presento en la rueda de prensa para expresar el sentir entre los beneficiarios de daca. cada daia tenemos miedo que nos quiten todo y tenemos que ir a un pais que apenas conocemos y empezar de nuevo ademas ellos exigieron una solucion limpia, sin tener que negociar un muro por el bienestar de los jovenes. razon por lo cual el lider del senado estatal kevin de leon viajara para washington dc para presionar, para convencer a los congresistas de ambos partidos politicos que el tiempo es ahora, no manana. saqueos, muertos y heridos en venezuela durante las ultimas 48 horas... le tenemos los detalles en solo instantes... sfx: respiraciÓn agitada, latido de corazÓn sfx: tosiendo sfx: respiraciÓn a travÉs de mÁscara de oxÍgeno covered california. es más que cuidado médico. es cuidado para la vida. una una joven , argumentando que la pareja de la mujer es del mismo sexo. --jazive perez, nos cuenta su historia.. carolina jazive jesus eran pocas las voces pero aun asi no quisieron

today made by gibbs' full-time cooks, jamilla and fatima.-cooked, pulled or shredded and folded into an egg mixture. cooked in a reduced stock from the boil. this is layered with blanched almonds, powdered sugar and cinnamon. the whole lot is wrapped in a crepe-like dough. after baking to a golden crispiness, the final touch is a dusting of even more cinnamon and sugar. it's got a sweet savory thing going on, and it's quite tasty. >> if you get nervous when you go in a room and you touch the light switch, and the lights don't come on, you shouldn't be living in this country. >> what was that first moment when you said i could live here? >> i'm still quite unsure about that. i came here first in 1958. when it was quite different. everyone wore native dress, but islam still the throbbing motor of life here. i have a very tender feelings for morocco and the friendliness and the courtesy of the people and its children. it's bonjour. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i always feel welcomed here. i never consider that this is mine. it's theirs and

especially in tunisia we have to remember there was the fatima state. maybe in the next years, maybe people will say are linked to security forces and they're a little bit paranoid, you know. but maybe we have to see that the same polarization we have in lebanon can happen in north africa. and the fact of collaborating with iran in the fieldwork in the name of anti-terrorist is a good thing but after maybe iran or shiite will win better than the other. so the anti-terrorist collaboration is not enough. it needs a political strategy of long-term to everything. at the end for tunisia what could we say, there are lots have been made by the authorities of course. the improvement of coordination, of security thanks to the national security council and all that stuff. but challenge remains. there is the problem of money laundering, as i told you, the heart of the war. there is the problem of constitution. the problem in tunisia, difficult parties tend to personalize the channel for political discussions. it fraudulent institutions. what could happen if there'

. >> fatima you. >> got it. let's get right out to steve keeley. hey, steve. >> reporter: well, they finally let me in a heated building for the first time in a week. sorry if i look like a slob, but i have to take the hat off. we are in a pack ocean city gym. with a lot of kids, with a lot of reason to be psched. they've got new jersey's teacher of the year, who could be the teacher of the year nationally. so let's roll out the band, the cheerleaders, this is like a bob kelly live shot. the stands are full. we are are excited at the home of the raiders. >> i love that school. ocean city high. first of all, it is about a block from the beach. it is gorgeous. we're really rooting for this particular teacher. up against three other teachers. >> but for teacher of the year, and she, one of her jobs, is to teach the hearing impaired. >> oh, wow. >> isn't that great? >> it is great. >> we can't vote for her or anything but rooting for her. kelly clarkson, i saw her the other night on the goal end globes. did you see her? >> so smitten by? saw one big gi

. >> woodruff: fatima baeshen for the saudi embassy in the united states.nk you very much. >> thank you very much for having me. >> woodruff: finally, the challenge of finding a new home for dolphins long held in captivity. that is the goal for a group of dolphins who have been living in baltimore's inner harbor, so to speak, and have been a major attraction to millions of visitors over the years. like other retirees, they may be headed south. but it's no simple decision. miles o'brien has the story, for our weekly series on the "leading edge" of science and technology. >> o'brien: at the national aquarium in baltimore, a dolphin's day is carefully planned, and meticulously executed, by a team of trainers. susie walker is one of them. >> our dolphins get fed six meals a day, and there's a lot of different goals we have to accomplish with them throughout the day. yay! we have enrichments between 12:00 and 1:00. it's their free time. they can do pretty much anything they want. 1:00 session is a learning session, so we're focusing a lot on learning new behavio